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13 Nov 2017

Music Encoding Conference

By Kirsten Keister|2019-05-13T15:15:22-04:00Nov 13, 2017|

Music encoding is a critical component of the emerging fields of digital musicology, digital editions, symbolic music information retrieval, and others. At the centre of these fields, the Music Encoding Conference has emerged as an important cross-disciplinary venue for theorists, musicologists, librarians, and technologists to meet and discuss new advances in their fields. The theme of the 2018 Music Encoding Conference is “Encoding and Performance," and will explore the relationship between music encoding and performance practice.

1 Nov 2017

Books.Files: New project to help scholars assess digital components of today’s bookmaking

By MITH|2020-10-08T15:59:24-04:00Nov 1, 2017|Alerts, Research|

COLLEGE PARK, MD—The Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities at the University of Maryland and the Book Industry Study Group are pleased to announce [...]

31 Oct 2017

Walter Forsberg Digital Dialogue

By Digital Dialogues|2020-08-14T15:06:09-04:00Oct 31, 2017|

Walter Forsberg, Media Archivist for the National Museum of African American History and Culture at the Smithsonian, will present an overview of the new [...]

17 Oct 2017

Elisa Beshero-Bondar Digital Dialogue

By Digital Dialogues|2020-08-14T15:03:47-04:00Oct 17, 2017|

In this talk, I will introduce the collaboration of the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Frankenstein team with MITH to produce a new and authoritative digital edition [...]

29 Sep 2017

MITH Panel/Workshop Nov 2 on Linked Data & Crowdsourcing for Radio Collections!

By Stephanie Sapienza|2020-10-08T15:59:25-04:00Sep 29, 2017|Alerts, Events, Opportunities|

Using the Digital to Engage Archival Radio Collections: A Panel and Workshop on Sound Studies & Digital Humanities Crowdsourcing Strategies Thursday November 2, 2017, 1:30 [...]

19 Sep 2017

DocNow and Rhizome receive IMLS National Forum grant!

By MITH|2020-10-08T15:59:26-04:00Sep 19, 2017|Alerts, News, Research|

We are thrilled to announce that Documenting the Now, MITH's Mellon-funded collaborative social media preservation initiative with Washington University and the University of California, [...]

6 Sep 2017

Dramatic Reading of Percy Shelley’s Prometheus Unbound

By Raffaele Viglianti|2020-10-08T15:59:27-04:00Sep 6, 2017|Alerts, Events, Research|

A dramatic reading of Percy Shelley's Prometheus Unbound will take place on Wednesday, October 25, 3:00 -5:00 pm at the Cafritz Foundation Theatre. The show [...]

18 Apr 2017

Two important S-GA announcements: Scrope Davies Notebook publication, plus a new grant!

By MITH|2020-10-08T15:59:30-04:00Apr 18, 2017|Alerts, Research|

The Shelley-Godwin Archive, one of MITH's longstanding projects, is pleased to share two important announcements: The first is the publication of the Scrope Davies Notebook [...]

14 Mar 2017

Avery Dame Digital Dialogue

By Digital Dialogues|2020-08-14T13:35:03-04:00Mar 14, 2017|

Digitization and online access are often presented as an important tool for making history, particularly those whose histories are rarely told, accessible to a [...]

13 Mar 2017

The Transgender Usenet Archive

By Stephanie Sapienza|2017-07-10T11:23:56-04:00Mar 13, 2017|

2016-17 Winnemore Digital Dissertation Fellow Avery Dame spent his fellowship year building the Transgender Usenet Archive, a public archive of posts from five targeted Usenet newsgroups which grew in popularity during the 1990’s upswing in online discussion forums, in this case around groups which were central to the development of a transgender community.

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NEH Digital Humanities

@NEH_ODH

☀️ Good morning! Did you know that October is National Arts & Humanities Month? We'll be celebrating by highlighting the amazing digital humanities projects we've funded in the past year using #ODHFunded #NAHM20 Follow along! ☀️

2:13 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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WITNESS

@witnessorg

Your media matters. Protect your media with our in-depth guidance on archiving for the long-term preservation, use, and accessibility of digital video: wit.to/Archive-Guide. twitter.com/document…

1:51 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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bibliotekah

@tttkay

If you're interested in ethically archiving social media, check out @fromADMwithlove's Social Humans label project through @documentnow docnow.io/social-hum… #archives

1:51 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Vernon Mitchell, Jr.

@vcmitchelljr

Really proud of the work that I did with my colleagues at @documentnow. More proud of the new directions the work is going. In our current uncertain sociopolitical moment @DocNow continues to be vitally important to creating new ethical ways to archive social media.

1:48 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Trevor Owens 💾🗄🕚

@tjowens

Excited to see “Datasets at the @librarycongress: A Research Guide” by Lynn Weinstein come out! guides.loc.gov/datas… full of great info on the selected datasets collection!

1:41 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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aleiabrown

@CollardStudies

I’m so glad we are talking about the capaciousness of Black Studies. @amplify285 brings this approach to our work @UMD_AADHum @UMD_MITH, encouraging experimentation/breaking/playing/(re)mixing computational tools in our understanding of Black life. #BlackDH twitter.com/CollardS…

1:32 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Matthew Kirschenbaum

@mkirschenbaum

In cooperation with the executor of his literary estate @smtracz, @HyperCardOnline, and the @internetarchive, I am very excited to announce the publication of 14 lost “HyperPoems” by the noted poet William H. Dickey (1928-1994): archive.org/details/… archive.org/details/… pic.twitter.com/0CiO…

1:30 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Matthew Kirschenbaum

@mkirschenbaum

The poems, edited for a never-realized posthumous publication, were recovered from the laptop of Deena Larsen at @UMD_MITH by @UMDEnglish Professor Matthew Kirschenbaum. The @internetarchive (fittingly in Dickey’s home city of San Francisco) finally offers us a platform for them.

1:30 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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